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Develop Java and Python applications that leverage Neo4j and Elasticsearch Ability to Implement NodeJS PM2 for application monitoring and resiliency Utilized SAFe agile techniques to manage workload Leverage Amazon Web Services Experience creating RESTful API Details: Labor Category: Software Developer Position Level: Level 2.
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Essential Job Functions: Apply scientific or engineering models to utilize third and fourth generation languages (such as Java, Python, Perl, C. Desired Skills: Development languages include but are not limited to Java, JavaScript, Python, Ruby, and C.
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Job Details Job Description CWS is seeking a Senior Systems Engineer II (Python HPC Software Developer) to coordinate and/or perform additions and changes to network hardware and operating systems, and attached devices; includes investigation, analysis, recommendation, configuration, installation, and testing of new network hardware and software.
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Strong proficiency in Python and experience with Python web frameworks (e.g., Django, Flask). TIAG is now hiring an experienced Full Stack Software Developer to join our team full time in support of the Marine Corps in Charleston, SC. The Developer will support efforts to optimize Marine Corps logistical planning.
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Overview LMI is seeking a skilled Software Developer (Mid/Senior) to support a defense contractor in Colorado Springs, CO. LMI is a consultancy dedicated to powering a future-ready, high-performing government, drawing from expertise in digital and analytic solutions, logistics, and management advisory services.
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